Do It Fuh Grantley

Financial independence is the goal. Retiring early is the dream.From side hustles to corporate jobs, here's how two millennials - Kelly Johnally and Matthew "Fewwture" Ashby - are making their dreams come true through the power of investing.

Davinia Tomlinson is on a mission to empower women to take control of their financial futures and we're here for it! The CEO and Founder of rainchq, joins us this week to debunk the many myths surrounding women and investment.Ladies, it's not just the men who need to get that money. Let's make it rain!

The key to a comfortable and happy retirement is not a big, cushy salary. It's actually smart financial planning that will see you through your golden years! On "No One Wants To Work Forever", Fortress' own René Delmas shares some sage advice on just how to plan for retirement and how investing can make it a success.

Enthusiastic holiday spending can often lead to financial regret and significant stress in January. We chat with Melinda Belle of Astrape Finance and digital and creative strategist  Carlie Pipe on how to plan for a better post-Christmas experience!

In our final episode of season two, we speak with investor Antonio Arthur about the differences between “Active Income” and “Passive Income"; and their place on the journey to financial independence. 

What does it take to become physically and financially fit? Kurt Clarke of GFS Personal Training and Tracy Fowler, host of The Beat 104's Sunny Side Up join us to talk about finding balance, motivation, budgeting and more on the road to good health.

Just how does the Fortress investment team choose the stocks and bonds that make it into the portfolios of their Caribbean and global mutual funds? Peter Arender, chief investment officer at Fortress, talks us through his team's investment philosophy, the funds' 2019 performance and their outlook.Read the show notes for all the terms referenced in the episode!

Credit cards have become increasingly easier to access. We speak with financial expert Michael Lashley and credit manager Chetwyn Greenidge about understanding terms, interest rates, debt management and more.   

Following on from the heels of our episode on "Productive Investment" we wanted to talk more about entrepreneurs and how they could set themselves for success by making investment a priority in their expansion plans. Economist Stacia Howard, the Managing Director of Antilles Economics, shared her perspective on investing from her entrepreneurial journey.Read the show notes for all the terms referenced in the episode!

What is productive investment? How does it positively impact both the investor and the community? Economist Simon Naitram is back to answer these questions and more. Read the show notes for all the terms referenced in the episode!

Why "Do It Fuh Grantley"? Fortress' Marketing Manager Kim Howard shares what's behind the name of this podcast and what inspired the show. Together with co-host Omar Kennedy, they discuss some of the topics they'll explore in the new season, including productive investment, investing as an entrepreneur, managing credit cards and more. 

From discussing the power of "productive investment" to transform a nation, to the significance of effectively planning for your golden years, we've had a wonderful time bringing the Do It Fuh Grantley podcast to all of you!Our final episode of season one takes a look back at some of the most memorable moments we've had with all our featured guests.

No one wants to work forever...or eat dog food. René Delmas and Melinda Belle return to offer some guidance on how to effectively plan for a comfortable retirement so you can still live your best life today without compromising your tomorrow.

2MileHill’s Mahalia Cummins and her husband, Cyrus Cummins totally understand the significance of a financially minded significant other. In this episode we investigate the truth about money and relationships.

True or false; women are better than men at investing? Special guest Melinda Belle joins us to talk about her journey and why independent women should invest.

How good are you at managing your family’s money? Featured guests Shelly-Ann Hee-Chung and René Delmas talk about the importance of discussing money matters at home and why parents helping kids become financially literate is more important than ever before. 

In our first episode, we tackle why it’s important to know the difference between “saving” and “investing” and how mutual funds could be the key to funding your future. Economist Simon Naitram drops in to share his surprising perspective.